ralph, we're getting help for you, ralph. okay? >> the police arrived.into the house with guns drawn. and there at the entrance to the kitchen, still in her nightgown, lay pam candelario. her head covered in blood. >> i knew she was dead when the ambulance showed up, because they didn't go into the house. they just stayed, and were working on ralph. >> ralph wasn't shot, but he was hurt. and he was air lifted to the nearest trauma hospital. walsenburg, as local reporter eric mullens knew, was not equipped to handle an investigation of this magnitude. >> you have small town departments, five, six, seven people. you don't have murder cops on staff. you don't have forensic professionals on staff. >> so by the time shannon arrived at the hospital looking for her mother, an agent of the colorado bureau of investigation was there to meet her. along with aaron. how did she take it? >> about as well as you expect anybody to get hit by a sledgehammer or whatever. first you're just kind of shocked, then a little bit of denial. >> suddenly i realized that that last

everyone please welcome ralph macchio. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: ralph. ralph macchio.veryone loved it. it was a super hit it's 100% fresh on rotten tomatoes congratulations. that's a big deal. [ applause ] i also read it's one of the most searched tv shows on google for 2018. >> we'll take it >> jimmy: exactly, yeah. that's pretty fun. >> it has been beyond expectations and we are just hopefully only just beginning so, it's really exciting >> jimmy: i loved it are kids now coming up to you? >> yeah, you know, that's what's great about it. we have great young characters in the show along with, you know, the great rivalry between johnny and daniel. but -- well, i get a lot of young kids now it's like, they're like, this is my favorite show and my dad, it was his favorite movie and now this is our favorite thing to do together, watch "cobra kai." >> jimmy: that's good to hear. >> and it's awesome then they usually say, and my grandma had you on her wall. [ laughter ] and i do the math and it's maybe true >> jimmy: no, that's not true. >> then you get these guys that, you

its chair, ralph read, no start wednesday that the group length to spend at least $50 million in get out the vote efforts in 2020. this is about 25 minutes. [applause] [applause] [no audio] [applause] [applause] vice pres. pence: thank you all. it is wonderful to be back. wonderful to be back with the men and women of the faith and freedom coalition. by thepecially honored words that just preceded me. his onlyincoln said ambition in life was to be esteemed by people he esteemed. would you join me in thanking ralph reed for his extraordinary leadership of this great coalition and this movement across america. [applause] vice pres. pence: ralph and i have known each other a long time. all the way back when we both had dark hair. [laughter] ralph knows me well enough to know that i am humbled by his words and the introduction i prefer is a little shorter. i am a christian, a conservative, and a republican in that order. it is my great honor to be with you. [applause] vice pres. pence: to be among so many people who make such a difference in pulpits around the land and in public service.

joining me, congressman ralph norman. congress man, thanks for being with us. i'm not sure even she knows where she is day to day, hour to hour and minute to minute. >> it's like the flavor of the month. what are you going to be this time. the interesting part of her trying to walk this back. she raised her hand when they talked about decriminalization of people illegally coming into this country. they are all watching the polls. back in january 23% of democrats thought it was not a crisis. now it's over 70%. 4/of this country know it's a crisis. as she is talking herself out of this, the reason she was stumbling with her words, she knows it's not true. she was a prosecutor.

pence: ralph and i have known each other a long time. all the way back when we both had dark hair.laughter] ralph knows me well enough to know that i am humbled by his words and the introduction i prefer is a little shorter. i am a christian, a conservative, and a republican in that order. it is my great honor to be with you. [applause] vice pres. pence: to be among so many people who make such a difference in pulpits around the land and in public service. i am also honored to be joined tonight by some of my real heroes. lankfordtor james [applause] and to eugene scalia who was with us and the hundreds of members of faith who have come from near and far and to those looking on it is a joy for me to be with you tonight. i understand that later tonight the faith and freedom coalition is going to recognize another american who i have admired throughout my adult life. he is someone who has carried forth the conservative message as an educator, historian, a voice on the public airwaves like very few americans. he was secretary of education and he has been educating americans about the s

ralph nader is with us now welcome. tell us a little about your campaign against boeing.oing after the board, against the plane? what exactly do you have in mind >> well, boeing has been mismanaged for years a cell phone engineering company into a concern for investment, for share values, for compensation for its executives. that led to the wrong decision, instead of building a new plane, which they planned to do in 2011 they hoped up the 737 max. the chief didn't require pilot training they didn't notify the pilots, airlines or faa of critical information with the software it was designed to fix the instability, the basic prone to stall instability of the 737 max. that's why i and others like the professor who just put out a seminal report on the connection between boeing's investment and ignoring its engineering requirements have asked for the resignation of muhlenberg and his officers and board of directors. if muhlenberg told the board of directors only the little bit he told the pilots, airlines and f faa, he's in trouble if he told more than he told faa pilots and a

[laughter] i want to thank you ralph. i don't know what they are going to do when you actually leave. one of the things i heard that he actually put a scale in the power enterprise. [laughter] a lotta people were fearful of the scales he had in there. he also really help to participate in holiday parties, and really made the backbone of the power enterprise. everyone when i came i give you your service pin everyone had gone to things to say about you. we are going to miss you. his next adventure is to return to china, with his wife, to teach english again. we just want to thank you for your years of service, and we wish you the best of luck. thank you very much. [applause] >> may i say a few words? thank you for the privilege of serving our beloved city all that these years. i am especially proud with serving with the department whose mission is this - delivering clean and safe water and power to the bay area. my charge to you is to continue stewarding this wonderful god-given system for generations to come. i want to ack

look, ralph reed and i would agree on this.e don't have any illusion as evangelicals that donald trumpth is one of us, but on issues that matter to us, the sanctity of life, no president, not even ronald reagan, has ever been as pro-life as this president. no president has ever been as to as this president has been. so the things that matter to us, he's done them. >> laura: we talk about radical policies, but some, including buttigieg, want to go further than this. watch. >> when i propose the actual structural democratic forms that might make a difference and electoral college, amend the constitution if necessary -- have d.c. actually be a state and depoliticize the capri supreme court what structural form, people look at me funny. >> laura: meaning up in the constitution basically. >> you can's say that all he wants. also want to go back to something mikeac said. i think it's probably really the best analysis of donald trump you can have. he is who he is. it's worked out really well forw this country. i think you can do and w

ralph lauren, instagram is the way they are selling i love the ralph -- the ralph lauren quarter i havehip on tonight about levis. they had a great denim number. >> polo growing wholesale for the first time in four years >> isn't that amazing? >> there was an easter benefit in there. >> still monaco -- my wife likes the monaco label china, really good china numbers really good. there have been some china tariff issues. they have not been a winner but they transcended them. matthew borsch was using a number of two. these guys beat the numbers. i think it is an underappreciated story it is better so far what what we have seen from others. >> yes. >> i have got to hand it to them i think he has the he is could he has the engine. he is turning it some of the other guys -- >> to circle back on proctor after coke, after pepsi, after bud, after union lever, what's going on -- they are all great quarters. >> quincy. i was not -- i lapped to think james quincy is amazing. because he rares his brains lightly. that was a remarkable quarter. and he is expanding everywhere it is really across the bo

ralph, what do you make of democrats trying to claim the moral high ground all of a sudden?i think you've got a lot of attempt to invoke moral and spiritual language. obviously you had the new age talk of marianne williamson. some of the left-wing social gospel that mayor pete was trying to mouth. what's really disturbing about thell modern democratic party laura, and why i can't believe these democratic presidential candidates don't see this storm cloud on the horizon, this past week the senate confirmed brian buescher to be a district court judge and every single democratic senator voted against him and kamala harris and others, members of the senate judiciary committee on the democratic side essentially said in so many words that he was disqualified because he was a faithful roman catholic who was a member of the knights of columbus and not a single democratic presidential candidatelu has condemned the anticatholic bigotry. six decades ago john f. kennedy said and i quote "i do not believe that i lost my chance to be president of the united states on the day i was baptize

. >> ralph peters, now, i've been very fortunate to know ralph since 2013 during and when he released his more recent volume called the battle hymn cycle and he had released his very first book gettysburg. i believe we've had you hear every year since then. we are thrilled to have such an esteemed author here with us. he is a best-selling, prize-winning high-volume battle hymn cycle author which follows the civil war in the east from gettysburg appomattox. his newest book is "darkness at chancellorsville" it was released late may. in addition to offering over 30 books, ralph has been a u.s. army enlisted man and career officer, a columnist and media commentator, a strategy and security analyst, and a researcher in the developing world. his fascination with the study of our civil war dates back to his early -- to his childhood entering the wars continue. at the present he is working on a novel set during the cold war and is a contributor to the hoover institute publication on military history and its impact on world affairs. without any further introduction, i give you ralph. >> thank

lawmakers will begin a special session called by governor ralph northam. he ordered the session shortly after the virginia beach massacre in may. the governor is calling on lawmakers to vote on measures, including universal background checks, assault weapons ban and one gun per month limit. there is plenty of support and opposition to this special session. julie carey will have live reports later today on news4. >>> in a matter of hours, d.c. councilmember jack evans, the council is voting whether to strip him of finance committee chairmanship and decide whether to hire a law firm to see if evans violated council rules by benefit is his own. evans has been forced to resign from the metro board. >>> we are proud of you! >> the family of an international teenage phenom shouting their support. coco gauff lost in the fourth round yesterday and surprised the world by making i far as e e did and rising to famlast week after beating a superstar and one of her idols venus williams. you can hear from lr. she wil be doing a live interview today herews on ne during t

chris ralph. up next, chris is taking us to it.k to the volkswagen cfo after the carmaker reported adjusted operating profits for the second quarter above analyst estimates. that is coming up in just a few minutes. bloomberg users can interact with the charts shown using to tv . browse recent charts, catch up on analysis, and save charts. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: good morning from bloomberg's european headquarters. this is bloomberg daybreak: europe. laying the groundwork. european sovereign bond yields hit record lows. we speak with german finance minister olaf schulz. the great purge, boris johnson tears up the cabinet and promotes brexit enthusiasts to top positions. earnings avalanche. we get numbers from some of europe's biggest names. don't miss our interviews with the volkswagen, roach, and many more. alphabet and amazon report. ♪ nejra: good morning. welcome to daybreak europe. just gone 7:00 in london. let's get into the earnings. assets inning to sell 2019. mostly in emp. that's one of the key lines we are getting

ralph learned the importance of security while serving as a u.s. army policeman and turned his knowledge into security and patrol services for homes and commercial entities. at his side was christine, his brilliant help mate. they have a wonderful and philanthropic family that's carrying on the family tradition and business into the third generation. ralph and christine's success has not only become a family legacy but has benefited numerous good causes in the community, including the american heart association, united way, grandfather home for children. -- children through their generosity. having determination combined with hard work was their recipe for remarkable success. the browns are proof that the american dream is alive and ell. mr. speaker, i rise to congratulate region nine of the north carolina state organization of the delta kappa gamma society on their achievements at the state convention in hickory, north carolina. region nine makes up eight chapters across north carolina's fifth district and took home five achievement awards. three

studio drift is a lot of gore dying and ralph noto. came back from la scala and he had this idea he came back and he called on the plains of have an incredible idea we have to make a floating look of concrete and can you imagine it's just floats. in the film drifters that's those floating blokes. with the background of the scottish highlands are in a very contrasts it with with your garden and they're searching for a system that they do for 2 because they don't all fits in in the natural system so it's actually the other way around that in our lives we are human beings and so so we are the nature of natural parts in the book environments so our lives is exactly the opposite. studio drift questions the divide between nature and technology this sculpture reacts to visitors movements as if it were a living being. and the lights on this tree respond to visitors heartbeats and brainwaves it was feels like there's like a little stars in the sky to beat. you to a very movie like you want to go dancing somewhere because it's also inspiring and

virginia's governor ralph northam has been traveling around the commonwealth spotlighting the new lawect july 1st. before that some 600,000 virginians had their driving es privileg stripped because they owed court fines and fees. northam pressed lawmakers to approve a budget amendment at the end of last session that allows for driver's license reinstatement when the only issue was unpaid fines. expect the new w to help virginia's economy. >> when we talk about the economy, everybody having jobs sso that they canpport themselves and their families with, this is a big deal for people to have their driver's license. >> the law has beenn effect for two weeks, and already more than 31,000 people havead their driving privileges restored. >> well, not everyone gets to take advantage of a shady seat outdoors when they have to be outside in scorching conditions like today. many people have to work hard in that hot n, and for some of them news 4's drew wilder delivered some cool relief. he joins us now live to tell us aboutis experience today. hey, drew. >> reporter: hey, leon. yeah. it was dis

. >> plus, ralph lauren and le le strauss in the red, both downgraded to sell at goldman sachs. >> andiff fueled strategy shift. apple reportedly set to begin trial production of air pods outside of china and into vietnam. another case of big tech under international scrutiny amazon facing a formal eu antitrust investigation into its dealings with third party merchants. european competition commissioner margaret says based on the commission's preliminary fact finding, amazon appears to use competitively sensitive information about marketplace sellers, products and transactions on the marketplace and response amazon issued a statement saying, quote, we will cooperate fully with the european commission and continue working hard to support businesses of all size and help them grow. this is the last thing some of these companies -- >> i would point out that they just brought an agreement with germany that was very -- very acceptable to germany. i think the eu will do it. we have a segment run by afternoon people at the network. called check please. i think that's applying to all of our tec

this is my retail play because people are spending on experiences, not on ralph lauren sheets and notlvin klein jackets. they're spending it on travel. >> and that experience is going to newark. >> abbott labs, a solid 3% gain today topping earnings brenda, abbott labs. you own it how long have you owned? >> we've owned it for several years. for all the right reasons. they reported a great quarter with great organic growth that exceeded expectations. raised guidance. due to a lot of new products they've launched gaining good traction with that's poised to continue. we continue to like the stock in the health care sector it's not impacted by the economy. this is going to do its own thing. it's growing with new products, and we really like it. >> good call by morgan stanley raised their target yesterday on abbott labs to 93 and the stock is up. >>> stock four, a name we don't talk about very much comerica reporting second quarter earnings below consensus. they are working to better handle interest rate changes shares down 4% today what do you think of this? >> should have been down wors

caller: that is ralph in washington. the bbc is showing tijuana, on one side of the wall, is tijuana, the other side is california near san diego. you were recently in the california area and the san diego area. youru watch, and in experience, are there more people than ever that you saw coming through, more traffic coming through? caller: there is -- guest: there is. there is a most since 2006-20 07. they had the highest apprehensions in the border patrols 95 your history. in the border patrol last week, they have two walls in san diego. it is really unusual. they have what they call an enforcement area so you have one wall 18 feet tall in the front, closest to mexico, and then you have an open area called the enforcement area, where if someone gets over the wall, they are stuck there. there's a second while parallel to the first 30 feet tall. bordereas at the don't have this, but san diego, in the 1990's, had the most people coming over in that region. they really stepped up their approach. they are finishing the secon

[applause] i want to thank ralph reid and faith and freedom coalition. i want to thank all of you for what you do. don't give up, because you give us hope. thank you very much. [cheers and applause] >> isn't he great? we are so glad that rand paul is in the u.s. senate. making such a difference. it's our great privilege to work closely with him on all of those issues and the same is true of our next speaker. this man has been an impact player. from the minute he arrived in the u.s. senate. i'm partial to him because i grew up in miami. before i was fortunate enough to move to georgia as a teenager. he is the son of cuban immigrants. whose family fled the brutal oppression of castro's cuba. he is a graduate of the university of florida, he rose to become speaker of the florida house of representatives and in 2010 he took on not only the left and the media but he took on the establishment of his own party. to seek the republican nomination for u.s. senate against the then incumbent governor of florida, charlie crist. and i remember a good friend of mine, a

studio drift is a lot of gore dying and ralph noto. came back from la scala and he had this idea he came back and he called on the plains of have an incredible idea we have to make a floating look of concrete and can you imagine it just floats. in the film drifters that goes floating blokes. with the back problems of all the scottish highlands are in a very contrast so with with your garden and they're searching for a system that they do for you because they don't all fits in their natural system so it's actually the other way around but in our lives we are human beings so so we are the nature of the natural parts in the book environment so our life is exactly the opposite. studio drift questions the divide between nature and technology this sculpture reacts to visitors movements as if it were a living being. and the lights on this tree respond to visitors heartbeats and brainwaves i don't much like yours like little stars in the sky to beat. you to the very movie like i want to go dancing somewhere because it's also inspiring and it's

. >>> virginia governor ralph norstham will call legislato back in session. the shooter used a silencer. he was shot and killed by police. northam is asking lansakers to coer several gun safety proposals, including banning silencers, assault rifles, and adding universal background checks. republican leader say they will push for any mandatory minimum penalties. it comes after shooting at a building in may. >>> today, buildinwiinspectors l be assessing damage in southern california. >> two major earthquak last week, thursday and friday, and there is more cell phone video showing the terrifying moments. >> let's go! >> let's go! g let'so! let's go! >> a 6.4 magnitude earthquake rocked southern california on the fourth of july. the next day, a 7.1 magnitude earthquake rattled the area near ridge crest which is a little over two hours northeast of los angeles. some residents there are still on edge and choosing to sleep outside rather inside their homes. >> scared to think about the roofmacaving in on and not ing it out on even making it to our kid. >> here is a

. >> what jimmy didn't know was ralph was sick. a sickness of the mind. see, ralph was a homosexual. >> if you were a homosexual, you had to be treated for your homosexuality. >> the first shock is given. >> the message i was getting was both, i was sick and needed to be cured or healed. i confessed my sin to a pastor. then i went to an exorcist and i said, can you exorcise the demon of homosexuality out of me? i went to exorcism rituals. i went to behavior psychiatrists, can you get rid of this thing? they put electric things on me and took pictures of me and pictures of beautiful women, and when i saw a picture of a beautiful man come up, i had to shock myself. i was terrified. >> in the '50s and '60s there was also this enormous amount of shame, that you were a depraved person, you were a bad person. you could be arrested and put in jail. >> there wasn't a single state in the union that didn't have a sodomy law. >> the community was underground. it was in hiding. had to go to extraordinary measures to find each other. we found each other through bars.

govern ralph northam called the actions shameful and disappointing. >> d.c.eed help identifying the woman caught on surveillance camera smashing a car with a bat. this happened back on june 24th. a woman said she found about $1,000 worth of damage done to her car. >>> the building that was once d.c.'s providence hospital will reopen today as an urgent care facility. operations shut down in april fter years of financial trouble. the new center will operate seven days a week. providence had been the district's oldest hospital. >>> take a look. max scherzer received a special introduction from the band at all-star game ue last week. the american league beat the l nationalgue for the seventh-straight year. they have to do something differently. you can't lose seven years n a row, right? >> something has to change. >>> 5:37. still ahead,d.c.'s attorney general files a lawsuit against the company behind a popular hotel chain. we'll tell you why. >>> plus, howe th arrest of new york billionaireeffrey epstein is causing controversy for the trump administration. news

comic-con lounge, we're with ralph macchio and the cast of "cobra kai."he "karate kid" sfin off just got renewed. >> 35 years ago now, it came out. you look back and it's still this phenomenon. what do you remember about shooting that movie? >> getting my butt kicks. i do remember that. and it's still happening today. no. i think there was something -- billy says the project was kissed in some wait a minute we feel the same way about "cobra kai." we are catching lightning in a bottle twice. >> i want to taketen to this guy. >> i think this movie could very well be a sleeper. a film that starts out with solid business and when word of mouth gets around this is an entertaining warm movie, you know, i think it's going to do its job. >> that's incredible. wow, that was kind of prophetic. >> can i save that? i'm going need to use that in the future as proof that i actually occasionally have pearls. i know what i'm talking about. >> with we bring in the young folks? because this is comic-con we have lots of surprises for everybody. somebody who wanted to stop i

>> riding around in the atv ralph lauren gave her a gift or walk around one of her six estates -- youls prepared by your private chef. >> we have peaches because gail's here. >> i never invite cameras into my home. i don't even invite my own cameras. >> i was lucky enough to be at her home before, but now she's welcoming everyone else with her new series, saturdays with oprah so see how she spends per down time. >> i love the poppies. >> can we all be honest, we just want to be oprah. if oprah is 1rksa, then beyonce is 1b. she closed down the falls at the canyon. "e.t." learned she was at shooing a music video the "lion king". she is no doubt the queen. we fold her long before the coronation. >> i love to eat ice cream, pizza, all of that, but foxy has to be fit, so i have been eating salads and all that stuff i don't like. >> i'm foxy and i i'm a whole lot of woman! >> i had to give up popeyes. i had to give up chicken. >> her first on screen kiss was mikemmy myers. >> i think he was nervous, because he missed my mouth. >> she was still in destiny's child in 2002 and confided in us s

. >> and governor ralph northam caesled the special ssion after 12 people were killed in a mass shootmunicipal ilding recently. well, now angry democrats and gun control activists are promising to get even at the polls. >> our northern virginia bureau chief julierey is live for us in richmond where she's been watching the drama unfold. julie? >> well, jim and wendy, quiet here and earlier today gun control activists warn the capital that they were optimistic and confident that the rece mass shooting in virginia beach might mean gun restriction measures that have stalled out here for yearsgould a vote and their hopes quickly dashed this. session was over when it began afterut 90 min when republicans called it off. >> enough is enough. >> reporter: gun control activists brought high hopes and noisy chants to the capitol, hoping that they might finally get the votes in the house and senate. >> we need to be a leader on this issue. virginia really needs to step up, and i think it's time to step up. >> reporter: democratic wmakers red we emotional speeches about the latest mass shooting th

kids serve as brand ambassadors for household names like ralph lauren, target and macy's. >> there aresiness people and they want to make money for their family. >> reporter: and social media is quickly becoming the tool of choice for parents to put their children out there. is it really the new casting call? how has instagram changed the game? >> it's a really great marketing tool. i would say my business was basically built off social media. >> reporter: do casting directors look at a potential model's instagram feed to see how many followers they have? >> they just want to see the kids candidly, what does the kiddo look like when they're just being a kiddo? >> reporter: here in new york we're behind the scenes at a photo shoot with these kid models who are trying to make it big. >> my work is taking pictures. >> reporter: your work is taking pictures? >> yeah. >> reporter: do you go to school yet? >> yeah. >> reporter: kindergarten may be their day job, but afterwards it's straight to the studio. what's your name? >> jalel. >> reporter: how about you, do you have a good pose? do you

. >> virginia governor ralph northam called response to the recent massacre in virginia beach. city employee killed, a do people inside a municipal building in late mayas and w later killed by police. yesterday, governor northam released a list of bills that h plans to introduce next week and they included mandatory background checks, assault style weapo ban ena so-called red flag law that would let law enforcement temporarily remove a person's f if they exhibit dangerous behavior. >>> a pla in virginia is replacing slave owner thomasever. the city council voteemove april 13th is founding father's birthday a paid holiday but instead march 3rd celebrate. ever's hometown was ed rlottesville and he he start the university of virginia. >>> thsc news4 t macfarlane was first to report a new probe into the decision to cancel the move in theua fbi headqers out of d.c. an internal justice watchdog will interview why thevo fbi d and decided to keep the j. edgar hoover building downtown. president trump may have opposed the move because he didn'tnt developers to take over the property and

. >> now ralph carrasco is waiting on crucial evidence from his mom.eipts from money orders that could support his claim that he and his family are being extorted by other inmates. >> my mom herself has sent over $200. plus since i've been here -- it's close to $400. >> from being a member. >> exactly. so from -- i mean, that was years ago. >> okay. >> so i mean all my problem in prison now it has to stem with me, bad choices i made when i was younger but -- >> they're coming back to haunt you. >> yeah. it's like leeches. just try to suck the life out of anything i have. trying to get me for whatever i could -- if you want to be around us this is what's going to happen. if you want to go to school, if you want us to leave you alone it's going to cost you. how much are you willing to pay for us to leave you alone? >> did you stop paying? that's why you got hit in the face? >> my sister is supposed to send a guy $65. come to find out she didn't send $65. >> that's because you owe money. >> because i'm paying for my -- >> your extortion. >> yeah. >> here'

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tonight, you can ftch the rocket projection through saturdayom 9:30 to 11:30ia >>> virgin governor ralphtening tour made a stop in northirn virgina ts ay. >> it'the latest in a series of closed door sessions after a racist photo on the governor's revealed. ok page was >> as northern virginia bureau chief julie carey reports, some african-american leaders are suggesting the governor is avoiding the more critical vo ices. >> reporter: the meet and greet before some franko cnversation. governor ralph northam huddling for twours with c african-amerian leaders in dumfries, the first meeting of this kind since some here called for the governor's resignation after the racist photo on his yearbook page. >> what happened here hurt a lot of people here in virginia. i regret the way we haled that and what it did to virginia. >> reporter: northam's renewed focus, reducing inequities. >> the more io know the mre i can do so today is st another example of that have. >> reportr: northam and his aides say these sessions have already led to new initiatives. earlier today the governor spotlighting the new

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governor ralph northham stonort was there f the ground breaking. they will be about the 'of the washington monument but not t visible fromhe beach. the governor said a step to renewable energy, while creatg new job. >> that is interesting. >> we are about the same we wit wereis time yesterday. >> it's cold in here! ha ha.t >> w we do every morning. >> all i knee to do is walk out two second and'll warm back up. a touch warmer than this time yesterday. yesterd morning low to mid-60s in some place so it was a little cool out there not morning houra but now we a little warm and we will continue to see the warmth increase as we head through the day. humidity moving back in today.da we have ly chances of rain. almost each and every day, starting today and going through the weekend. a good chance you'll need the umbrella at some point. current temperatures across the board. temperatures in the six and low seventh. yesterday, we were 88 degree. look like those temperatures are going to be at least in the low to mid today. you tack on the humidity and mi f

you can go back to ralph nader in 2000, what happened with ralph nader taking those votes from gore in new hampshire and in florida. al gore would have been president. you look at the votes that jill stein took from hillary clinton in those key states of wisconsin and michigan. hillary clinton would have won. so any time you have someone come in that takes any votes away, this is going to be, don, a competitive race. trump has a hard time getting over 40, 42%. very hard time doing it. if we can keep all of our folks together with a consistent message, laying out that plan, donald trump's going to have a very tough time winning re-election. he's going to have a very difficult time winning wisconsin, michigan and pennsylvania in 2020. and i think we could actually pick up some more states but we can't afford to have a third-party candidate. let us all come together. any time anyone gets in to take any votes, and with trump with all the people whom he has alienated, there may be some who say i just capture von't vote f democrat, but if i have an alternative, so i think very damagi damagin

-- ralph? hello? we'll go to ivan in uniontown, pennsylvania. about the republican party being the party of fiscal responsibility. what do you think? caller: i think that's true. but i think they are in a bad position right now with not having the house. and i think that this last deal s a good deal because it was a good compromise. it gave the military what they needed. it's very important that we take care of our military. i'm concerned about the debt ceiling being so high. but i am glad, too, that there was democrat input and that the programs are going to be -- the people's programs will be in place, too, because i think the republicans are a little bit not concerned enough about the poorest and the neediest in our state like the medicaid and food stamps and things. those affect me because i have never been able to put enough work hours in in my life to put me on those rolls. i'm in the other bracket. i'm glad for both things going through. and i hope the republicans get back in next year. host: $738 billion in spending slated for 2020. $741

the event they are celebrating, they slammed governor ralph northam for inviting the president. lieutenant governor justin fairfax plans to attend, releasing this statement, quote. the white house has not confirmed that the president will attend. >>> today, congressman jerry connolly will host a round table discussion at 11:00 this morning athe he wants to encourage participation by communities who may be fearful after president trump's failed push to add the shape question. >>> in puerto rico, the island's governor refuigd to over the weekend but he did say he will not seek re-election next year, and will step down as head of his political party. he addressed the situation on facebook following a week of protests down there. all of the troubles began after locaedia gave access to se of his private messages. they then published them. he had made profanit remarks. phobic >>> a fighter jet coming extremely close to a navy plane over the caribbean. the u.s. navy leader sayjehe was aggressively shadowing the u.s. fighter jet in u.s. space. the trump administrati announced it was san

i don't know if it is already in it i don't own ralph lauren i own capry which is not so hole sale leaddo only that, i will continue to own that. i think their customer is fine i own target, which was also one of the names. >> right. >> they do like. i like those two i also own foot locker, which is not something they would like. they don't want you to be the -- >> in between. >> right but the valuation of that is so cheap that i just absolutely can't sell it. >> so, i mean, if there's a whole sale pressure, then those outlets that sell the goods on the companies behalf may be getting crushed, mark. how do you interpret the call and where would you go >> yes, i mean if you think about it where do all of the polo shirts and all of the levis go with nobody buys them at macy's and kohl's. >> tj max, baby. >> tj max is the play here we love that one and own it. off price is something that can work when the economy is good. it can work when the economy is bad, and consumer's love the treasure hunt experience they love it >> i love the tj max myself >> is it home goods, you go in both and get